Comments on: Killer Bunnies Case

By: twistedsymphony

twistedsymphony — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 23:34:36 +0000

I usually spread the decks out on the table face down and then “mix” them up after that I collect them into small piles and shuffle the piles together. it’s probably not the most through but it’s the fastest method.

I always resort them before putting them back in the case but it’d probably be faster if they were left un-shuffled.

By: CFDragon

CFDragon — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 17:11:13 +0000

Have you discovered an effective way to shuffle all the cards for gameplay? I imagine the sleeves would help, but also from past experience with the wal-mart sleeves, they tend to come apart at the edges within a year or so. Any ideas would be appreciated.

By: twistedsymphony

twistedsymphony — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 12:21:20 +0000

Awesome! thanks for the info I’m glad you got it all figured out

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 03:20:31 +0000

Alright! I got the 3202 and everything works pretty well. I have all the cards (Blue through Ominous Onyx expansions,Kinder Bunnies, most of the omega and psi cards, the timid bunny version that was the blue and yellow decks with the Nu series included, and the Remix as well!) Here’s the set up that I did:

Everything was able to fit, w/ sleeves on the cards and all, the only thing is I just made three straight columns with three cubes separating the middle from the side columns. The two side columns don’t have any divisions down them and they’re all just mixed up because it’s too much of an effort to separate the cards after every time we play, just to put them away, and then take them out and mix them back up to play again. The middle column I did put some divisions to differentiate between the extra blue and yellow decks that the Nu series cards came with, the Kinder Bunnies deck, the Remix deck, all the pieces, and all the little decks (water cabbage, etc.)

The Sleeves actually don’t add all that much to the over all thickness of the decks. A 100 pack of them ($1 at Wal-mart, highly recommended to protect the cards) is right under half an inch, so about 7 1/2 packs to cover all 715 cards plus the carrots, omega, psi, and nu series cards adds really only 3 to 3 1/2 inches (the sleeves get squished a bit more when they’re stacked, reducing it more) to the whole deck, and taking into consideration the deck itself is about 15,16 inches… the sleeves don’t add much, let alone making it 2 or 3 times larger (a 30 inch deck.. a 45 inch deck! Whoa!) = )

So yeah, the sleeves definitely did make a tight fit so i shaved a bit with a knife and now they fit snugly but not tightly.

As a side note the very right edge cubes in the bottom half of the last column of foam cubes didn’t get perforated from everything else, both the top and bottom foam halves, so that was a little annoying to cut off, but not too bad cause the foam cut easy, and my foam was a little slanted as well but over all it worked out really good. Yeah the 3200 would be better in my opinion, like Ben’s above – smaller, easier, but that’s also if you have just the decks through ominous onyx/ with all that i have i needed the 3202 to fit everything.

By: twistedsymphony

twistedsymphony — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 12:57:43 +0000

yeah the foam is pretty squishy so it should be able to accommodate the added thickness from card protectors, they’ll just fit a little more snug. my biggest concern would be the stack thickness in each slot, you may have to pop out more cubes since the protectors will likely make each deck 2-3 times more thick.

By: Ben

Ben — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 05:03:42 +0000

I was able to use the VGP 3200 case, and it works great. The cards are not split up by color, but are instead simply in 2 columns. I used the above case as a guide, simply shrinking everything and making it more compact.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 04:44:25 +0000

Hey i was wondering, I wanted to try this but i sleeved all my cards in regular plastic card sleeves from a local Wal-mart, i play it so much with my friends that i’ve had to do this and it works great. Any way do you think that with the card sleeves on them, that this case would work?

By: twistedsymphony

twistedsymphony — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:12:18 +0000

I don’t remember exactly, just check the arts and crafts department of your local Walmart and check out the spray glues.. it looks like spray paint, check the label to see what kind of material its designed for to see if it will work with your case (foam is plastic based FYI).

I suppose you could use any kind of glue really, I just happened to have the spray stuff around so that’s what I used.

… I get email notifications on new comments so it’s pretty easy for me to keep on top of them, so long as I don’t miss an email (which does happen on occasion)

I should note that any kind of glue will make the foam stiff and rough like a brillo sponge, so you’ll want to keep it away from surfaces that will come in direct contact with the cards, that’s why I didn’t spray the bottom of the case, just the sides… it couldn’t hurt to throw a piece of paper on the bottom but I didn’t bother, I figured a little over-spray wouldn’t kill it.

By: VS Romero

VS Romero — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:08:56 +0000

What’d you spray it with? (By the way, I appreciate your timely responses.)

By: twistedsymphony

twistedsymphony — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:48:51 +0000

hmm… I don’t remember I think it was 8 per deck (an area of 2 cubes x 4 cubes)… a few more for the starter deck though.

I’m assuming the “an aesthetically unpleasant manner” is the top row sagging away from the edge of the case? if so mine did that too after a while. IIRC I pulled all the cars out and the two layers of removable foam then sprayed the inside edges of the case and put the foam back… haven’t had any problems since.